- Select jpeg on the scanner.
- Import storyboard into Photoshop as a jpeg.
- To rotate the image if needed, go to Image, then Rotate, then rotate however much you want.
- Use the rectangular marquee tool, and select one of the panels.
- Press CMD J which makes the selection its own layer.
- Make each panel its own layer, but don’t put the layers into folders, because it messes up in After Effects.
- If there are parts that I want to animate later in After Effects, then make them into a new layer and organise the layer behind the original layer, and replicate everything on it.
- Name each panel, like Panel 1, Panel 2, Panel 3, etc.
- Press CMD L to bring up the levels windows, which you can use to make the pictures brighter or darker.
- Using the Brush Tool, you should add colour to it, but only black, grey and white tones. Can also add more definitive lines.
- Import it into after effects.
- Create a new composition called master.
- Create a new composition for each layer.
- Make simple animations for each storyboard picture, like rotating a ball or what not.
- Play around with the camera on the storyboards.
- Line up the pictures in their respective order in the master, so that when one picture finishes, the next one starts.
- Can add sounds